Sentence examples for elsewhere into from inspiring English sources

Or was this a reflection of how little interest there is in translating books from elsewhere into English?

The Assembly's lines would shift four seats from elsewhere into the city, three of them dominated by minorities.

The galley's last historic role was as a convict ship, to which felons were sentenced in France and elsewhere into the 18th century.

Evidence from mammals indicates that the follicular cells may also have a role in converting substances produced elsewhere into female hormones, or estrogens.

Local opposition also comes from a common perception that local authorities outside the county move households from elsewhere into our schemes.

Helmeted police officers, swinging clubs and flailing their shields at demonstrators, herded 1,500 workers there and at rallies elsewhere into police buses while the strike leaders escaped.

But since I've studied dance and been running a company my drive has gone elsewhere - into other people, into making them dance.

But Mr. Calvillo has also put money elsewhere -- into three hedge funds, two venture capital funds and a venture capital "fund of funds".

Despite its obvious promise, China's car market has been slow to develop because the government has preferred that tax revenue and people's savings flow elsewhere -- into the country's fledgling private housing market, for example.

The slide of the Front and other secular, nationalist, post-colonial governments -- in the Arab world and elsewhere -- into authoritarianism and corruption did much to speed the growth of Islamic fundamentalism, which plunged Algeria into a nightmare of brutality in the 1990's.

Elsewhere, sinking into the Turkish heartland means interrogating deep-seated customs.